About Us

Our firm fought hard for the family of an Ocean City man who was struck and killed by a Maryland State trooper’s vehicle. The officer, who was speeding excessively on Coastal Highway, was looking at his in-car computer when he slammed into and killed the man. We were able to settle the wrongful death civil suit against the trooper, the state, and the Town of Ocean City.

In 2022, Larry Greenberg began serving as defense attorney for Key’marion Ennals, an 18-year-old accused of murder in Cambridge. That case has highlighted the critical importance of thorough and ethical legal representation.

In November 2021, Ennals was charged with the fatal shooting of 16-year-old Ja’Len Woolford, along with related assault and firearms charges. The complexity of the case increased when another individual, Daeveon Johnson, also faced charges related to the incident. Johnson’s testimony and plea agreement became a focal point, raising questions about the evidence and its disclosure.

Upon taking over Ennals’ defense in March 2022, Larry used his nearly three decades of experience to immediately recognize inconsistencies and gaps in the prosecution’s case. His meticulous review and persistent inquiries revealed undisclosed evidence, including a crucial interview with a detention center inmate. This interview suggested alternative narratives and potential exculpatory evidence, challenging the prosecution’s stance.

Larry’s efforts culminated in a September 2022 hearing where he successfully argued the failure of the Dorchester County State’s Attorney’s Office to disclose vital information, a violation of the Brady rule. In August 2024, after a four-day jury trial, the jury found Ennals not guilty of all counts.